British cool tone in Britain over Soviet premier note
Ambassadors and officials report a cool British reaction to Soviet Premier Bulganin's latest communiqué as tensions in East West talks persist. The note and its proposals drew little public enthusiasm, with coverage noting cool press reaction and diplomatic exchanges involving Macmillan and Malik.
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Keystone Shortway Route 6 plan urged by NE Pa commission
The Northeast Pennsylvania Industrial Development Commission urges immediate federal designation of the Keystone Shortway as part of the interstate and national defense highway system. Victor H. Diehm, commission president, says the resolution seeks swift approval and ongoing communications with federal agencies and Congress to secure designation and speed new expressway developments.
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Corryites File Damage Suits' non fumice act
Erie County court heard damage suits filed yesterday by Corry residents against Virww Fickensoner of Lawrence Park and others over an auto wreck near Bayr Butte Road. Plaintiffs Miss Ann Purpura and Frack Gentile seek damages for injuries and property loss from alleged negligent driving. Witnesses reported Temple hospitalized with injuries. vehicle details and exact fault remain under investigation.
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Widow Jumps To Death In Brookline Suburb Tragedy
A 41-year-old widow, Helen Bonavaty, leaped from a second story window at her Brookline home while police and neighbors watched. Bystanders described pleas and prayers as a fire truck arrived. she reportedly warned of an impending war before jumping to her death. Local residents expressed concern over looming financial pressures and family bills.
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Jordan Syria border closed amid mounting Arab tensions
Reports from Damascus say Jordan closed its border with Syria at 6:30 am causing heightened tension along the front. Israeli and Jordanian officials noted troop movements near the Jordanian frontier as Iraqi forces reportedly align with Jordan against Egypt and Syria.
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Rob Strom Quits At $192,000 on TV Quiz
New York reports 10 year old Rob Strom quit a CBS quiz show after winning a record 192000 dollars. The boy walked off with the largest prize in a telecast, ending a string of triumphs. Albert Strom said the family agreed the boy should stop, expressing mixed feelings about the decision.
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Stassen Returns To London For U N Disarmament Talks
Stassen heads back to London for the second stage of United Nations disarmament talks. President Blethhower urges the U S delegation to follow through on the aims of the negotiations amid tense postwar diplomacy.
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Aero Reports First Quarter Profit and Board Change
Aero Supply Miz. Co. Inc. stockholders heard a $13,159 profit for the first quarter, reversing a prior loss, aided by liquidating a money losing division. Harold D. Christensen was elected to the board to fill a vacancy. he is a former officer of Runland, Chicago electronics maker, and will advise in electro mechanical fields.
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Race Hearing Is Continued by City Officials
City police officers ordered a seven day continuance after a hearing before Alderman M S Cobbett. An error in the citation name was corrected and 15 days are allowed to fix the operator’s card error once formally notified. The incident involved a chase along East Columbus Avenue ending near the Gary Water Supply pump. The final decision date was set to before May 7.
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Solons Urge Permanent News Coverage in Red China
Secretary Dulles signaled willingness to allow a limited group of American reporters to visit China while expanding access for others. Senator Manfield urged broader travel and possible stationing of journalists, noting AP board recommendations. Continued on Page Five.
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Campaign Kickoff for Home Improvement Initiative
Members of the Construction Trades group and affiliated groups outlined a nationwide Operations Home Improvement campaign aimed at encouraging property owners to upgrade interior and exterior aspects of homes and businesses. A window display and a home improvements feature in The Journal will promote the effort with a cash prize and judged entries focusing on plans and execution.
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Route 77 Crash Causes $650 In Damages
State Police investigated a Route 77 crash three miles west of Spartanshine involving Sylvester Becker Jr. and Andy Kilner. Becker attempted to exit from a driveway onto the highway and re entered, then Kilner’s car collided with Becker’s as it returned to the road. Estimated damages: Becker about $250, Kilner about $400.
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Run Victim Dies in Hit and Run Incident
An apparent hit and run victim, 8, from Duquesive, died after being found lying near 4 Nevlry Duquesne Street. Police report the driver fled the scene, and the case is under investigation.
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Educator criticizes U.S. neglect of gifted children and calls for leaders
A Pittsburgh educator voices concern over nationwide neglect of gifted students and urges political leadership. The professor cites societal pressures and insufficient funding as factors, urging readers to demand action while noting ongoing discussions in academic and policy circles. (Continued on Page B6).
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Hollywood Brawl Feud Narrowly Echoes Mansion Oddities
In Los Angeles a loud family quarrel erupts at a $100,000 mansion tied to singer Yma Sumac’s estranged husband Moises Vivanco. The incident features photographers’ flashes, a collie, a silent harpist, and a cast of private investigators and police. Miss Sumac arrived to collect belongings amid tensions with Vivanco and the detectives.
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McClellan Targets Labor Interest and Union Funds
Senator McClellan as head of a special Senate committee says Congress and the administration aim to guard union funds and labor organizations from improper influence. He cites President Eisenhower’s acknowledgment of the issue and a planned conference with Secretary Mitchell. The report notes ongoing investigations and possible reform legislation as authorities pledge to tighten control.
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Lost and Found Two Year Old Returned Within Half Hour
A two year old girl wandered from a location near the Erie railroad tracks on First Avenue. An unidentified van delivered the missing child to the police station where officers confirmed she was safe and to be claimed by her family. The elder sister later retrieved the child at home. University reference: Creighton University noted in a distant, garbled line.
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VFW Hospital Aids See Almost Constant Use
A report notes persistent demand at VFW Hospital with beds nearly always in use and staff responding to steady patient flow. Mentions treatment capacity, temporary housing for patients, and ongoing support from memorial funds. The piece references local figures and past efforts by hospital leaders to address long standing needs.
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Crackdown Over Wage Tax Yields Early Gains
City crackdown on wage and municipal taxes shows progress with delinquent 1954 and 1955 accounts. City Solicitor Pepteedll said 38 paid fines, 46 paid back fees, and 6 arranged payments. Amounts collected include 415 from unpaid taxes, 300 from fines, and 82 from delinquent taxpayers previously untracked.
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State Governor proposes 5000 scholarships yearly
Harrisburg reports the governor urged the General Assembly to fund 5000 state college scholarships annually and revive a soft drink tax to finance the program. He also proposed junior colleges near all students, with a 10 year plan benefiting more than 350,000 learners and an initial estimated cost of about 7 million dollars.
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Rehearsals Near End For City Minstrel Show
Rehearsals near completion for the city minstrel show with the Tuesday night performance at the Cotty Arka High School auditorium. The show features solos and jokes by local groups and raises funds to support the Conny FMEA building project.
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Demand Premier Khalidi Resign in Jordan Riots
Rioters in Amman and other cities demanded the resignation of Premier Hussein Shalidi Khalidi and a federation with Syria and Egypt. Leftist factions and a general strike pushed a volatile crisis as security police attempted to contain stone throwing crowds and keep protests from spreading, with limited injuries reported.
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Unconfirmed Tornado Strikes East Texas Town
Storms swept across Texas bringing heavy rain and flooding. An unconfirmed tornado damaged Douglass near Nacogdoches, uprooting trees and part of a school roof while high winds knocked out radio service and floods forced evacuations along creeks and rivers.
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Weather Aids YMCA Progress With Construction Details
The article notes progress on the new YMCA at Nowll Center, citing involvement by Gray of a local architectural firm and Julrenson and Girsige. Masonry on the all purpose room and exterior work nears completion with over sixty percent finished.
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